In an exclusive interview, Sandra Bullock tells People that she has filed for divorce from Jesse James and has adopted a three-and-a-half month-old boy, Louis Bardo Bullock, as a single parent.

Sandra says of her decision to divorce: "I'm sad and I'm scared." Louis was born in New Orleans, and Sandra and Jesse began the adoption process four years ago, and brought Louis home — in secret — in January. Only close friends and family knew about the child. Sandra is clearly smitten with Louis, saying,
"He's just perfect, I can't even describe him any other way," and "It's like he's always been a part of our lives." [People, People, AP]

Business at Jesse James' burger joint has been very very slow lately. [Radar Online]

The camp Britney Spears created for underprivileged kids in 1999 has run out of money. Though Britney removed her name from the camp in 2004, it had been running through donations from stars like 50 Cent and the Jonas Brothers. Maybe Ug, Telly and Donkey Lips can come up with a scheme? [TMZ]

Lady Gaga is headlining Lollapalooza this summer, and her custom-made set will cost about $150,000. What will the outfits be like?! [New York Mag]

Another day, another Michael Lohan deadline. Now he wants Dina Lohan to sit down and talk about Lindsay and Ali. [TMZ]

James Franco missed the premiere of his film… because he was making another movie. [Gatecrasher]

Kudos to Shakira, who is meeting with the mayor of Phoenix, to help campaign against the new illegal immigration law in Arizona. [Reuters]

Dust off the O.K. Corrall: Tiger Woods and his wife will have a "showdown" within two weeks. [Radar Online]

BTW: There are no plans to add security when Tiger Woods plays the British Open in July. [NY Post]

As he recovers from a brain hemorrhage, Bret Michaels is in stable condition but at risk for seizures. Bret has hyponatremia — a lack of sodium in the body — which leads to seizures. [Us Magazine]

An update on his condition was posted on Bret Michaels' website; it reads, in part: "Michaels remains under 24-hour observation in the ICU and is in positive spirits. He is responding well to tests and treatments." [ET]

It could take months for Bret Michaels to fully recover. [Radar Online]

Bret Michaels is being treated at a neurology center in Phoenix, Arizona, by a team of "world-class" doctors, and is getting "the best care he could possibly get." [E!]

Bret Michaels is expected to appear on the VH1 series Rock And Roll Fantasy Camp in August; the network is taking a wait-and-see approach. [NY Post]

Heather Locklear's alleged hit-and-run case is going to the DA's office today; the District Attorney will decide if charges should be filed. [TMZ]

Larry King and his sister-in-law talked about having a baby during their affair. Nephew/son/cousin/brother? [Radar Online]

Larry King's ex says Larry and his wife had an open relationship, and that Larry "is a wonderful man in every area of his life except marriage. He just doesn't have a moral compass when it comes to women." [Page Six]

Robert Downey Jr. claims that women care about Iron Man more than any other superhero, "probably because he's a bit more vulnerable and reminds them of their snotty boyfriends that they wish to calm down." [NYDN]

Brittany from Glee used to be a backup dancer for Beyoncé! Also, she spills that in an upcoming episode, "Basically we're all like little Lady Gagas, and the numbers we do are such a good tribute to her, just like we did with Madonna." [ONTD via The Advocate]

Nicki Minaj does not have butt implants, but says, "I love being a conversation piece." [ONTD]

"When you grew up gay in the '30s, '40s and '50s, it was a terrible thing. You absorb all of this negative stuff and it becomes a part of you. It wasn't until I was writing my book… I remember the moment, actually. It was almost like an angel came into the room and put her hand on my head and said, 'Enough of this nonsense.' It's the most benign, meaningless fact being gay. What does that tell you about a person?" — Richard Chamberlain. [LA Times]

"I remember one story in particular. Chrissy Hynde from the Pretenders scared the crap out of me. She is kind of intimidating! She thought I was going to be all demure and sweet. I remember I asked her to go play some pool with me. This is the first time I've talked about this! She said, 'Why don't you come out onstage?' and at one point I did. I did this silly dance to just really entertain her because I'm a goof like that. I love making people laugh and I wanted to make her laugh. I came out in the middle of her song in this red beaded tube top and I wrote something rather crass across my chest and then I flashed her! I brought Chrissie Hynde to her knees in front of everybody. That was my rock 'n' roll story. I have no shame whatsoever!" — Sarah McLachlan, on memories of Lilith Fair past. [SheWired]

"People grow. Growth happens. If you ask her you're gonna hear a whole different story than if you ask me." — Melissa Etheridge, on splitting with her wife. [Reuters]

"I told him, I said maybe me and the misses will take you to a strip bar. But that didn't happen 'cause his minder told me that he's got a curfew and he's with his mom." — Slash, on meeting Justin Bieber. [ONTD]

"Men always say women talk too much but I think it's the other way around. They used to ask me stupid questions to help them get laid. But now guys are terrified of me. I guess that's better than them hitting on me all the time." — Ke$ha. [ONTD via Daily Star]